We stopped in West Stockbridge for a quick casual lunch. Tiffany's Cafe was just that! When I saw…read morethe fried bologna sandwich on the menu, I knew I had to order it. I grew up eating fried bologna sandwich, a sandwich you don't typically see on a deli menu. The cafe is quaint with only a few tables inside and outside so, if you have more then 4 people in your party, you may have not be able to sit together. The staff is friendly but, did seem a bit flustered with the influx of people (we had 6 in our party).

We had a fabulous visit! The chef salad was delicious and a great portion. The onion rings and…read morehamburger were a hit as well. Not pictured was a turkey club that was massive!

While vacationing in The Berkshire in Massachusetts, we discovered this remarkable marketplace…read more The authentic Italian products and fresh items is real. They serve great breakfast and lunch options. Their service with a smile is refreshing while on vacation. The store ambiance is quite pleasant and updated.

Pittsfield, MA - popular with the local Berkshires crowd as there ain't a Trader Joe's here, and a…read moregreat place to pick up picnic supplies on the way to Tanglewood, which is just 10 minutes away. If you're familiar with the Amish Market in NYC or health food grocery stores, it's much like that - with fresh produce, gourmet/organic/specialty groceries, bulk grains/nuts/coffee, respectable cheese and wine sections, deli and prepared foods, oven baked pizza, bakery, fresh meat & seafood counters, clean beauty & homeopathic products, and more. Sort of like a mini Whole Foods. We ordered some sandwiches which took a long time to make, but they were delicious. I forgot to take a photo but loved the Havana Gold which is a hot Cuban sandwich with pulled pork, ham, melted Swiss, and mustard & pickles on focaccia...yum! There are a lot of nice products here, and it's fun to browse. The prices are expectedly higher than the typical grocery store, but it's a good place to pick up some quality foods and snacks for your meals and picnics if you're in the area. Parking is as tight as a TJ's but the constant comings & goings means you can always find a spot.

Great place to pick up snacks, drinks and sides. Place an order for pickup if you're visiting…read moreTanglewood. Locally owned and operated. A gem in the area.

Wonderful sandwiches to bring to Tangelwood picnics !…read more You can pick up sides and chips and drinks there as well. Sandwiches are great. Wraps are a little messy to eat.

Nothing says I can't be bothered faster than a deli clerk scowling at you while you wait patiently…read moreto be waited on. I allowed the lady who came after me to jump in front as I wasn't in a hurry and she was waited in by the older gentleman already working. I made the wrong choice because I was waited on by the miserable young lady who came out from the back. I was clearly interrupting more important work. I will give her kudos for slicing my order exactly how I wanted it but that doesn't cover it now does it.

This is the best grocery store in the area around Lee. Lots of options in almost every food…read morecategory. Very clean store. Masks are not required; but encouraged.

The quality of some their store brands are below average . Start with a bag of Empire apples last…read morefall . New harvest came in weeks before but the apples were like mush , same for a big jar of manzanilla olives . Cheese that melted in my fridge ( 37% ) , broccoli that is wilted about 1/2 the time , no more 2lb baby carrots , bananas over ripe often , Activia vanilla yogurt that was a month past expiration , 2 large cans of Price Chopper coffee that was incredibly weak ( I tested my coffee maker with a national brand and it was fine . Green beans in a bag and cut butternut squash got moldy days before expiration same thing with salad mix. I already stopped buying alcohol and deli there years ago . I now buy my produce at S & S .

Great grocery store, felt like a mix of Stop and Shop and Whole Foods. Lots of choices, had alcohol…read morein store. Would visit here again.

One of my favorite co-ops ever. When we are in the Berkshires, we always make sure to stop by…read more First off, there are whole spatchcock chickens are amazing. I especially love the andouille seasoning chicken. The chicken itself is so fresh, so moist when cooked... The seasoning is excellent. Pat it dry with some olive oil and sea salt, roast it and it will be the best roast chicken you've ever had. They have a really good selection of local produce, I do wish their dairy section featured more local vendors. I also love their housewares aisle, they always have the cutest baggus. Come here, buy a chicken, and don't leave without a baggu.

I just love this co-op! The large assortment of organic products, especially in the produce…read moredepartment, are appreciated. The sandwiches in the cafe are always on point - I recently had the Whoa Bro, and it was everything I wanted in a sandwich. Add to this their house made sausage, a seating are with a very of the mountain and friendly staff and you have a winning combination. Oh wait - the Bjorn Qorn produced just 70 miles from the co-op was incredible as well. There is just something cozy and welcoming about this space.

Best deli sandwhiches in the area no question about it. They come packed full of fresh Ingrediants…read more You can customize what you want with the sandwhich slips, makes it very easy and straightforward. Just don't use your phone at the counter out of respect for the individuals that run the store. A lot of snacks and healthy farm foods but they are very pricey. Carries some hardware needs and Knick knacks as well.

Wow, I never thought I would write a negative review for this establishment. It disheartens me so…read moremuch especially as a long-term customer, small store supporter, and tolerant of all faiths. That changed today when the female proprietor accused me of stealing. Several times she asked me if I needed something before following me to the back of the store to ask me again. Her reasoning was "I was returning to the same spot several times" -- it was twice (I couldn't decided which size ziplock bags I needed). Both my partner and I felt very uncomfortable and decided to put our items back and leave. The female proprietor followed outside to say we could still shop there. I responded she made us feel unwelcome and we left. About 20 minutes later, I returned to discuss the situation with the female proprietor. I had been shopping at the general store for 4 years- and honestly didn't want to stop shopping there. When I walked in, I asked the female proprietor if we could talk about the situation, her response: "I'm standing right here." I started by saying how long I've been shopping at the store and always enjoyed my experience. Today, it felt different and I felt very unwelcome. You know when someone already has their mind made up and nothing you can say changes it? That was this situation. The female proprietor said that she was just checking in and did nothing wrong. When I responded that it felt like she was insinuating I was stealing, her response was "I'm sorry you felt that way." Which everyone know is the screw you of apologies. The conversation continued to go round and round, until I finally said that it seemed like she didn't want to take ownership and that I didn't feel comfortable shopping there anymore. Her response? "That's fine, we have plenty of other customers. We don't need ones like you." Just to clarify - wasn't stealing nor would every. Full disclosure, this is where I (hopefully understandably) got very frustrated and said I was going to tell people of the experience. It was then that another female worker told me to get out, followed by the female proprietor saying the same thing. I left the building, and slammed the door - which I shouldn't have. I honestly have never been treated with such disrespect before. It was overwhelming. When I got to the car (visibly upset) my partner then went in to the store. While I was not there, the gist of the situation was he was greeted with the same disrespect and after more conversation, was told to "leave or we will call the sheriff." For two people who were just trying to patron a local store, this was a terrible situation. I understand that shoplifting is a problem there -they had signs everywhere. Which ironically minutes before this happened, I said to my partner "who would ever steal from a local store like this?" To be treated with such disrespect is so disappointing. After 4 years of shopping here, they have made it very clear - people like me (who was just trying to get a few items, and said she felt uncomfortable by their actions) were told never to return. Hopefully this does not happen to you.

I don't get any of their prepared food any longer. Get chicken wings and find fried chicken…read moredrumsticks mixed in and the last time was a big breast in the bottom of the bag that was close 1/2 the weight of the bag. I took a bite out of the thigh and returned it. Also spicy wings does not mean salty. Now for the prepackaged deli meats, not very consistent. Tried a few time but to thick. What is so hard to dedicate a slicer number for whatever product you are slicing? In response to Barbara G, I stopped getting gas at their store because my cards ( even a new one didn't work at THEIR own gas station ) and then the loop of commercials on the gas pump screen was annoying.

Very nice store, clean, well stocked, easy to get around the store. Great selection Produce is…read morefresh.

Had been shopping at S&S for the past 15 years but has diminished sharply over the years. My card…read morehasn't worked at their gas station for years ( even when I got a new card some years ago, and I tried it last saturday just to see if it would work but didn't. Also, running a loop of ads on the pumps is obnoxious, that's when I stopped getting gas there. 1-won't use the deli any longer. Don't trust the prepackaged deli because to many times the slices are to thick. I started getting my deli cut fresh, but sometimes didn't work out well. I asked for cheese sliced at 1 1/2 and when got home and it wasn't even close, other times the deli person showed me the slice which was ok. but after a few days the slices got bigger as I went through the pound of ham I ordered. 2- milk spoils even when the code has 7 days left ( I live less than 10 minutes from the store. 3- had to return boneless chicken twice in a matter of weeks because it was like rubber. 4- fill in holes with products that don't match the signs..ditto for blocking products in the aisles 5-some signs are deceiving, 1 sign looked like $2.99 but was actually $12.99, the 1 on 12.99 was in a dark blue border. 6-in the process of finding another pharmacy. Went to get a flue shot last year an there was no one in line but had to make an appointment ( went to website and only could get directions ). The pharmacy is closed 7- I am also annoyed by the robotic floor cleaner.

Very busy store, lines move right along. Bakery area is very good. Bring your own bags. Lots of…read moreparking. Takes coupons.

I am absolutely spoiled now. I am so glad I came to High Lawn Farms to try their ice cream and…read moredairy products. At the same time I am so sorry I tried their ice cream and dairy products. Because now, I realize how lacking all other dairy products are. Seriously. We purchased milk from High Lawn during our stay at a local long-term let with a full kitchen. We brought home milk and ice cream. When that ran out and we returned to our regular 'store bought' milk, I was like 'what am I drinking?' You don't know how good High Lawn Farms milk is, until you don't have it any more. If I lived near here, this is the only place I would get my dairy. Now, the ice cream! So, so, so good! It's not overly sweet. The flavor is just right. Again, not over done. It's 'light'. I don't know how to explain it. I got two scoops and when I saw how much ice cream that was I thought I'd 'never be able to eat all that.' But the ice cream texture is light, not heavy. It's still creamy, but not in the same way as my local farm made ice cream is made. It's light and those two scoops were just the right amount. The store offers more than milk and ice cream by the pint. They also sell a selection of High Lawn farm cheeses and frozen cuts of beef among other things. Besides the store and the ice cream trailer, you can visit the cows and calves in the barn. There are also older calves in the field by the ice cream trailer that you can pet. They come right up to the fence looking for pets. Anyway, you can see I am a fan of High Lawn Farm. Go. Don't think about it. Go. Get the ice cream. Get the milk. Compare it to your 'regular' dairy. You'll understand.

Ice cream that's work an hour drive? Well curated…read moreselection of tasty cheeses and accompanying items? Picturesque and well maintained farm full of fat happy Jersey cows? It does get very busy in the summer. And the lines can be long. There are not a ton of flavors and they do run out. Did I mention it's worth driving an hour for? For my money better than even Artheusa (and they are delicious). Make the trip.